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Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-01
THE IRISH GRIMES ACT. A Deeisien Reached by the Liberal
 UniOnfstg.


 LONDON, March 31.-At the meeting of the Liberal Uniorists to day spirited discussion of the various provisions of the crimes bill took place. MT. Watkins, supported by seve- ral other members, spoke in opposition to the clause transferring Irish trials to Eng land. MT. Chamberlaine regretted his ina bility to coincide with the opinion of Mir. Watkins and held that remedial legislation ought at least to be implied. Lord Harting ton appealed to the gentlemen present to support the second reading of the bill though they might reserve their full liberty of action in the matter of amending the bill at its committee stage. A vote was taken and this plan of action was agreed upon.
 The Land Purchase Bill
 LONDON, March 31.-Earl Cardigan pre- sented in the House of Lords this evening the governments bill providing for the pur- chase of their holdings by tenants in Ireland. CARTIER HARRISON FOR MAYOR. The Willy Chicago Politician Again the
 Democratic Candidate.
 CHICAGO, March 31.-"The rumors put afoat that have consented to make the race for Msyor," said Carter Harrison to a report cA tA1c 0l1oAAOOd, oAO WAOAy CoSOAOOes NV member of the committee has waited upon me and all appreciate the fact that have resolved, no matter what occurs, not to alter my resolve to retire from office. My last withdrawal was final and irrevocable. Put it down." his honor added, "that am not and will not be candidate for Mayor" A prominent member of the committee of fifty stated this afternoon that he thought that Mir. Harrison could be induced to run and that during the afternoon everything possible would be done to bring him to the front. ''If he will take the nomination" he added. ''Mr. McAvoy will make the race for trea- surer."
 The committee of five Democrats appoint ed at last nights meeting to select candi date for Mayor called on Mayor Harrison to- day and induced him to accept nomination for Mayor. A member of the committee said at noon that MT. Harrison had accepted and would make the race. City Collector W. J Onahan was seen by the committee and ten dered the nomination for the city treasurer ship; he accepted the nomination.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-01
OFFICES TO RENT.

=.A TWO large offices fn Austin Building, s51 @Ml Chapel street, up one flight, heated by steam and will furnish incandescent electric lights if de- sired If not rented by April 18th will rent desk room to different parties. Rooms large enough for ten desks. Apply at room :, s51 Chapel street,
 mh3otf F. A. GILBERT.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-01
A One Million Dollar Estate.

NEW YORK, March 31.-The report of the referee in the matter of the application of the Duchess De Auxey for an accounting of the estate of her father-in-law, James T. Soutter, in which she has a twentieth inter est, was filed to-day. It finds that the ex- ecutors of the will have acted properly in their distribution of the estate, including their transactions with the firm of Soutter 6 Co.,, whose failure impaired the value of the estate. The account filed by the executors is.approved and they are awarded the usual compensation for their services. The estate was valued at $1, ,000, ,000.
 Charles Hubbard Collector at Hart-
 ford.
 WASHINGTON, March 31.-The President this afternoon appointed Charles Hubbard to be collector of customs at Hartford.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-01
IT WASN'T THAT KIND.

TT WNSN ' ] HH kINUs 'sMertilda, is you in Tub with mef' s'G' way, Sam Johnsing. cose isn't.'' "sho, 'filda don't say dat fer my heart burns '' Hold on Mister Johnsing eff you has the heart burn, jest 70 go and get a box of them Woodbury's Dyspepsia Killers !; they will cue yo heartburn imms jIctelv at onee an eff you suffer from water brash, Sam, they will cue that too."
 "But, 'Tilda, it aint that kind.''
 stNeeer yo mind, Sam; it must be indignation then what makes you look so glum, and the
 D. KS will cue Dyspepsia and Indigestion quicker and cleaner than you can rob hen roost, Mister John sing Good day.
 Doolittle 0 Smith 24 and 26 Fremont st., Boston will send a box of Dr. Mark R. Woodbury's Dys- pepsia Killers by mail to any part of the United States receipt Of 50 cents, or trial box for 25 rar1fa
Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-01
GOODMAN BLIND.

MT. Joseph Haworth and his excellent company in '.Hoodman Blind" fascinated the audience at the New Haven Opera House last evening The play is a melodrama the scene of which is laid in England. The story hinges on the resemblance of two sisters, one of whom is gypsy's paramour and the other a respectable mans wife. The respectable young villager seems to see with his own eyes his wife in the arms of 9 vagabond and is thus forced to believe she is pnfaithful. The presentation was first class in every par ticular, and Mir. Haworth as "Jack Yewlett" was simple and natural and there- strong in the double roll of "Jess" and Nance" the devoted wife and the abandoned wanderer, succeeded admirably. She is promising young actress and does her share in making the play great success. Mir Augustus Cook, Mr. Sidney Howard and little Miss Aimee all deserve special mention for their fine acting. The stage setting was very elaborate. Among the best were two beautiful moonlight scenes, one representing the s'spinney" and the other the Thames em- bankment. No more enjoyable play has been presented thisIseason. ''Hoodman Blind" will be repeated tonight and tomorrow afternoon and evening.
 CARLL'S OPERA HOUSE.
 The "Black Hussar," "by the McCaull Comic opera company, was sung last evening at Carll's to a large audience. The opera is not one of the highest merit among comic operas, and without large chorus and good voices in the leading singers it is never appreciated. The chorus at times last evening was not up to the required standard, but ill the whole was successful in keeping happy equilib- rum with the rest of the company. Though not McCaull's leading company, yet in their rendition of the opera they showed in many instances decided skill. MT. Fran cis Gaillard as Frederick Won Helbert ,colo- nel of the Black Hussars," maintained well throughout the play the role of the army chaplain and sang in clear, sweet voice of considerable compass. Mr. Charles Plunkett as "Hachenbach, the Magistrate, performed his part to the satisfaction of the audience and was more than well supported by MT. Mountjoy Walker as 'Piffhou." The comic side of the opera was well taken by these two and in the third act with Miss Gaillard as Barbara" they created great merriment and were again and again recalled. Credit is also due to the two daughters of "Hachenbach," Miss Alice Verena and Miss Celia Ellis. Both displayed voices which though weak were very sweet. Tonight t'Falka" will be played with Miss Chetheham in the leading role. Miss Chethe ! ham is considered the best soprano of all the MoCaull company, and will no doubt please all who attend the performance.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-01
geaI Estate.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT. N FACTORY, with or without power with the -Ause of a side track on the Derby rairoad. Apply to R.. BURWELL, mSl 8tt 25O Cedar Street. For sale or Rent. f=A A frrst-class residence with all comforts @::;| and conveniences and very desrably located -MssAA A good customer W Il be treated h6eraly mS1 18tE 65 Church Street
 FOR RENT, GA NO. 25 Leonard street, State; six I!l No 55 Collis street, near Franklin; five
 w. L. BRADLEY, m31tf 203 Grown Street.
 FOR RENT, AA THE brick house No. 340 George street. 10 R:;s rooms modern improvements. JUL The wood house No. 295 Columbus avenue, 12 rooms, modern improvements.
 No. 362 Orchard street, rooms, hrs' story, mo- B. L. LAMBERT, m31 3t+ s5S Chapel Street.
 FOR RENT.
 zpp so Mo- 10' GaE SHE Hs} s' As.A AS Church Street, From to 12 a. m n30 St
 FOR RENT. fkA HOUSE 10 rooms Gas and City water, Mi; with barn and carriage gar house. house. Si5 whitney SIS WHITNEY AVENUE, CT ms0 If 30S Grand Avenue.
 FOR RENT, hksA FROM May 1st The elegant residence No: #l;iI 20 Dwight street, house containing 10 or 12 Ki.9. rooms, with all modern improvements Also barn. The lot is well stocked with choice fruits The location is one of the best in the city Rent soOo' H1NMANs HE REAI Al ESTATE AGENCY, ,n30 If 63 Church Street. Room 1.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-01
FOR RENT

A1N STORE and basement Mol G94 ChaDeI st
 3ssH Also 700 in same block. each 9 feet in depth lzesA Modern convenienees. including steam power desired, and privilege of steam freight elevator, with rear driveway to same. Will be leased on reasonable terms. HE KY F. ENGLISH.
 mSeodlmo No. ga Orange St.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-01
FOR RENT.

-AAA THE premises No. 137 High Street lately ;;H occupied by Warren Robinson as a joiner Steam Engine and Woodworking Machinery probably can be retained if desired. Apply for terms at
 PHILLIPS MONUMENTAL, WORKS. rna18 cod f43 Hioh Strest N i4
Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-01

For Rent. For Rent. <esA OUR list of rents is always large and open H::ii 10 inspection from in the morning until &1ssH, S:30 at evening. We have now 47 rents on our boards, at prices ranging from $S per month upward to S100 per month and located in all parts of the city
 Prompt paying tenants like to deal with us and others know better than to hire of us. We average those looking for rent Therefore our list is a good place to exhibit houses and tenements for rent.
 It is generally acknowledged by those who have tried it. that get more net income out of a house than the owner can get, and save him all time and annoyance in taking of his own property and we are just as prompt in accounting to owners as we are in collecting from the tenants Try
 Horace P. HOadley,
 HOADLEY BUILDING. ta12 Opposite Postoflce.
 FOR RENT. hA PYTHIAN HALL (over Journal and Cou- ;:s Tier Ofhce) Tuesday evening. Apply at Pho Ws& tograpic Rooms of L H. STODDARD. ia3 tf s44 Chapel street.
 FOR RENT,
 :A ANUNBER of tenements in all parts of
 FOR SALE, On easy terms, Houses and Building Lots. Ap- ply at the office of J. L.. HERMAN,
 Room 6, SIS Chapel street. Open evenings from to 9. n19
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di7aants.
WANTED
W ANTED.

w AIN II EDs
 A SITUATION to cook, wash and iron by ca t AA sPaole glrl to do general housework in 8 pTi 'aCe t, family. am Good city reference Inquire at SePI llr % ST JOHN STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-01

W ANEED,
 A PAYABLE Prot stant woman to take care AA chIluTen ana sew; must have good reference, Apply at the Protestant Industrial Association.
 \ DIE
Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-01
DEATHS.

CARNEY-In this city, March 90, Cartherine Car ney, aged 56 years.
 BIN. FR-In this city, Thursday, March S1, 1887, William Binder. aged B years and months. The funeral will take place from his late residence e74 West Water street. Sunday. April 3; ats at 5 invited to attend without further notice. STANLEY-In this city, March S1, Flames Stanley, aged 25 years and months Funeral services his late residence. No. 20 Lam berton street, Saturday, April 2, at p. Burial at convenience of the family.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-01
FOR. SALE.

%ssA FARM of 40 acres in Branford; fine large E::i house and two barns; high state of clIltiva A..iA. tion; stock and tools if desired
 GEORGE A. ISBELL. Room1. 792 Chapel Street. ma15
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FOR RENT,
Farms, Lots and Houses For
 Sale or Exchange.

TsA A Number of farms in good locations.
 H#;si Also a number of houses and lots good MNlsk streets and avenues to be sold or exchanged NJ tha fret of Anri
Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-01
Tho Land Purchase B1ll.

LONDON, March 31.-Earl Cardigan pre- sented in the House of Lords this evening the governments bill providing for the pur- chase of their holdings by tenants in Ireland.
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ann TRADE.


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rbs oollisr willametts arrived thls iorsnoon
and proeesdsd 70 loai Seattle esai for Gan
rae sarl ". ". Cas- is reported arrived Il
Psss Townsend Ahd Will probably arrive In
seaitie to-morruW.
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reported nexieoasd ser grsfn tonnags. TIE
tonnage eAis~sae vas a tollsws; Tonnage
10 porI. sngAged, 60 tsns. n port, siseneAgs1.
Is aoo tooas listed . arrive. 90. 90 tens.
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CusHEAm Ar rACemA.
TRIAL on xHl rWaNrI- osn cH1NAMES Eon
COMING 10 rita uNffRD NfAfns
uNIAwFUIIY.


The trial Of Wah kim, one % TIE
tusnty-one Chlnamea under indlet-
msns foF bsine IN TIE United states
unlawfuily, tslck place a the nistrict
OcaFt yesterday. II served &c q test
casa. The qaeslioa raised 30 be hnAlsy
decided al the enpFene Coara va the
inieFprctation 81 eeetion ie, % the Re.
ulFisllOn Acl, which declares Il q mis-.
dsnaAnoR 10 enter the uniied States
unlavfally.
Mr. 0aFreaean, counsel feg lhe Chlna.
men. aled . demurrer, holdinr thai
nothing il the Restriction Aet Woala
warrant cFimlual action AGAINST q
ChlnAnaan o. the innlction q panish.
uaeua other than deportation.
united States Attorney White aRrned
thai session te.of the Aet made Il =
miMaameAnoF and thai the peaAlty,
. ena az tto(O o. Que years inprsecu.
meni Ter al the vsolAiiona Of this act
not otherwise provided fof. covered tie
casa exactly. ~GAonzress paNssd ne
iaW.~ be aid, ~Uith The fuA kneuitdee
that there vaa THREE thoaaand miles of
q border line % The Ncgsh ana eooae-
Quenlly eeusctcaa of the eaNe With
which persona eeald aBd angaaRte1 an
tFy lnto TIE Uniled States Il wAa noa
- Be presumed tAeFsfors that OosareHs
wuald pass lac 10 sxefada CAiaamen
and eQuip u With % greater tsrrcrs 10
sAnm than frea hoai ridea frozn the
poina wAefs thar might be discovered
bach b British Cclamtia- leavsne tka
expoFaad McnaoliAn 10 nea hia var
haek ksrs viii notAing fattheR % tear
thAn Q fapeaieion q thR tcaFney. cea-
greoa therefore Hada "a . mts6ezmNannx
e reese keEo nnlawfelly and fee thai
miaasneanaf CengFum axed psaaiiy.~
The demurrer wAz eVergaiet. q taFy
Wa called an1 ths eaea ttted. he
pgoaeentiea ptessnlRd tha FeeoRd 81 tie
rrccsedinsa before Cnitea states Co@-
Inimaonsr EnNry. Vie % ~ tesrd q
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DISErIsi Attornsyis aGGss. - oonass1le.
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kfFIed Edward Me WsEihY absuf ysAl
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wrrs rnsls b L9man / MnwaEy, wa
nflsaeg Ekat BniIfsAn admiflpd % BIN
tkaE hs sseuEsd his aeqniafAl - ~
hrihaRy of certain of8sers-
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farV tnasy mnd de1ied eFex h1slne
nada eneh 4 naatemenR- W. ". ho7ta
~. viii Il Dis1ries AfasEney ksRs1s
harNer. defended BuIliva1 as ths tiDe
go denfsd al knswls6gs e Gny tzA1'
E.etfan Of tie kind daring TIE Hal.
When asked ahou1 the sfAiemensl
subfIThed. eriminaIiy e81nect1nq eil
naras Win thas Of ''Edifls Ps1s." ~
ounsietnd Jury hFiber, ChEiatqp1el
BaekIsg. the noted PoiiiiaiAn. said D
woaId reply. and vsEy s1eoliseiy, = e,
taekB mada On him. euf thnn m Z
bsater e wnis cniii TIE ingesttRaiion I
aNaa.
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Tnu wKDpmo on ms. RoLnnook 10 L
a, nnAw GARD 70 HAvn BEEN
Bnou0HT ABOUT WIS TIE
BunPoax or Hnn FUN
4nmMNRT

RuMRcaE or Hnn Run-
IBuMEET.
The asQumsnt upon The motion Of
Mr.. Aehton 10 quAan The indietment
founa against l.. X. shaw Tor inoess,
was 70 have taken place yesterday Of
ternoon, but The Ohiness Gases being
called np and consuming ths time OF
the eouFt, lhe aFgumeut did not take
place, bat vii come % tomorrow. Tbs
prisoner, shaw, vas 10 eoaFt and 20 ell
appearances bad quite recovered from
I6s neFVous pFosifation from vhioh bic
son alleged Be Waa SUFFERING. His face
uoso ~ accustomed salt satisfied amile
ana BIS bald bead allatened oomplaeent-
IN ID the aun light, which stole 10 be-
tween the slals OF the closed shutters.
He vac taken back b Jail. Meme Of bic
relatives we're IN oouFt.
shaw has never made any conceal
uaent Of she fast = indeed, has blantan4.
II boassed OF the fact that he married
hla wife for her money. a story u told
OF how the marriage vas brought about
that plaees u Ia che light Of q terrible
revenge wrought upon the woman By
one who bald 9 afudgs against her. The
story goes thai Mrs. L0reo4 H0lbFook
when she uaa Q widow By that name
was pesnuadod 10 build fer an individu-
Al, Who ahAIi be nameless, hotel % q
polnt on ihe eonnd, also not necessary
"a Be mentioned, 10 be operated By him.
After be bad succeeded, mot without COZ
siderable tf0uble. IN persuadinR her
10 promise 70 DO a. be wished, and, act
Inc upon this consent, bad Z ne 70 some
llttie expense, eel his hopes and plaas
and committed himself 10 the enter.
pFlss, the widow began 20 tue The bar
gala and backed out. The man became
enPaeed and argued his ease n pas
sion, 20 ths story eoea. bat did not effect
bis point. Seeing this. be vowed 70 her
he wsuld be Fsvsnged, and hade her re-
mambes his threat. He went away, and
q short time AflsF, a. 10 alleged. met
shaw, Who vas then . vsdover, livire
by bic Wits 10 the line Of small apeouia.
tion. He knew the nan and said 10
him, "ShaW, know vhere theFe IL 3
pretty widow over In LIswiaO County Who
has plenty Of money, and Who s=ants 20
ael married. The suggestion Gas no
sooner made than acted apon. shaw
vas making love 10 the widow 10 les
than q fortnight. HE advances were
viewed with enough suspiciD1 10 o.
eaGioa the sultnr so2e impatienee At
bic aioW progress Into ooDAdenes and
Aauoliun, and 90 he employed q pliAble
Iaay fFlosd Of the Widows 10 intsrcede
for him, promising her q naw silk dress
u shs assisted him 70 success. She
made ths required Recommendation,
and these had The desired eGesi, and
thsy we're married. The latter cart 81
this story vas volunteered By Mrs.
shaw. herself, Who, at the uma Of re-
latins, Expressed veTy positive deobl
a. 10 ths young womAn having Feceived
the promised hFibe. Bat the story goes
on 20 say that no sooner bad the match
been contaminated than The wsald-ba
hotsl keeper fosnd TIE nevly married
widow and told her thai be had falfiled
hla threat, and that she Would end bis
revenge VS. terrible.
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ThesOKNTEMRRTS b TIE most Pop
Mar NJ. glove In Amexics, Sl.4b for i've
butfona, 3I.s0 for eight buttons. They
are far below the prizes Of any Other
aaandard maker, and foE "a and dnFa-
biIitV sre unexcsIled. The above are re-
faii nricse (the glove is not sold e whele-
ala AZ BCHWABAOHER BROS. dsiz
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WALLS sKNTENCR.

Tha case 81 shs Territory aaainal
A. w, wall vas disposed Of 10 bFisi
Shape yostegdsv aflesnoon, the oeFena-
ans bsina hnsd 100 aad costs. Iness
was no speeohnAktng o. any kieo'
gadae Allyn stated terssly thas zoe ae-
fandaut wag before him upon pies o.
assault and ahst be did nos propose 80
10 back Of o. take eagnizteeo o. any
thina that bad gone bsfofs. Tue Sc
fendanf, be was quite sure, could thof.
onrhly appreciate the serious nature OF
the consciousness that might have 70
quilted from bis col and therefore ne
fths Judaa) need not 20 into any dis
enaglon on them. So saying the hne
va imposed and the ease disposed ef-
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wanzrxazuM, OeA. A statsmenl
urspaFed e. ths Treasury Departmsni
shows thai DARING the month Of 5sD
aenher there was 3 net increases OK ta1s'
so ,87S "a oircniati01 and nea inereese
az 81. 81. 1a6 ID the cash.
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ZOE M0ODB CANAL.

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